PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota v. Riverview boys basketball
Date: 12/04/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Sarasota’s Anthony Hardy-Bear, No. 21, guards Riverview’s Austin Walker, No. 30. -
Sarasota’s Justin Robbins, No. 13, tries to block Riverview’s Vic Sinopoli, No. 14, from passing the ball. -
Riverview’s Austin Walker, No. 30, jumps up to score for Riverview during Riverview’s game against Sarasota Monday, Dec. 3, at Sarasota High School. -
Sarasota’s Zack Rowden, No. 32, looks to see who he can pass the ball to as Riverview’s Jeremiah Henderson, No. 22, stays close. -
Sarasota’s Anthony Hardy-Bear, No. 21, guards Riverview’s Austin Walker, No. 30. -
Sarasota’s Justin Robbins, No. 13, steals the ball and runs up the court towards the basket during Riverview’s game against Sarasota Monday, Dec. 3, at Sarasota High School. -
Sarasota’s Jake LeBlanc, No. 25, tries to stop Riverview’s Lex Sayre, No. 15, from making his way down the court. -
Riverview Nick Havener, No. 25, dunks during Riverview’s game against Sarasota Monday, Dec. 3, at Sarasota High School. -
Sarasota’s Blake Haga, No. 12, works to get around Riverview’s Nick Havener, No. 25. -
Sarasota’s Mauricio Arambula, No. 11, tries to get past Riverview’s defense. -
Sarasota’s Zack Rowden, No. 32, shoots the ball.
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